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Create a timeline of computer technology from 1960-1980
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1960: 
- IBM introduces the IBM 1401, the first commercial computer for small businesses.
- Computer software development begins with the invention of FORTRAN (Formula Translator) at IBM. 

1961:
- Tim Berners-Lee, father of the World Wide Web, is born.

1962: 
- The first video game, Spacewar!, is invented.
- The first computer-controlled video game is installed at a New York bowling alley.

1964: 
- IBM develops the first floppy disk storage device.

1965: 
- ARPANET, the precursor to the internet, is developed.

1966: 
- The first commercial time-sharing system is launched. 

1967: 
- The first computer mouse is developed by Douglas Engelbart.

1968: 
- The first computer with a graphical user interface is released.

1969: 
- ARPANET is expanded to four hosts, becoming the first internet.

1970: 
- The first computerized cash register is introduced. 

1971: 
- The first microprocessor is introduced by Intel. 

1972: 
- The first commercial video game console, the Magnavox Odyssey, is released.

1973: 
- Xerox Alto is the first personal computer with a Graphical User Interface (GUI).

1975: 
- The first consumer-grade computer, the Altair 8800, is released. 

1977: 
- Apple releases the first Apple II computer.

1978: 
- VisiCalc launches, establishing the first spreadsheet software. 

1979: 
- IBM releases the first IBM PC personal computer.

1980: 
- The first laser printer is introduced.